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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-18
A Small Bows Good AdNice.

Say" said the editor, smart little
son, as he entered a store, ''do YOU keep
knivcs:7
"Oh, yes, replied the storehccpcr,
Twelve kept them for years"
"Well," returned the boy, starting
for the door, Just advertise, and then
you wouldn't keep them 50 long. =
Printers Review.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-18
Principle and Interest.

If you haven't read that book YOU
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oh, no, mamma, was the calm re-
ply Not lack Of principle only lack
Of interest. - Epeo'
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-18
\ RICH REDSKIN.
An Indian Who is Building
Railroad Out West.
The Wonderful Career of A
Inventive Aboriginal.


4 recent letter from Newton. Mo. (,
the kansa, City journal says: Had any
one predicted quarter Of century aga
that an American Indian wou ID build
railroad he would have been cou~idcr.,
tit object for a lunatic asylum. Blu
to-day the people Of Newton County.
Mo, county adjoining the Indian Ter
ritory have Witnessed a scene such q,
man never before bchcld Matthias
Splitlog, half Cayuga and hall Wyau-
dotte Indian, born in an Indian village
in Canada, today at Neosho drove the
first spike for the Kansas City. Fort
Smith and Southern Railway. This di-
vision Of the Kansas City, Fort Smith
and Southern railway was chartered the
Sth of last March under the laws of thc
State of Missouri, with a capital Of
So 600, 600, and now there are about -
miles graded and ready for the iroa.
Mr. Spltlog has furnished the sin
ews Of war out Of his OWE ample for
tune, and is backed by heavy capitalist
70 comnIate tho rood and L.fora tL,. 1,f
Of next January he will have thn car.
running from Joplin, in Jasper County,
to the town Of Splitiog, in Mcdonald
County, a distance Of about tAirty-liv
mile. and N.t+bias snIitIoa n.n mil
Honaira rndi,n ,,hoi, nrolohIv rnc rich-
est man Of his race will bcnccforth h..
known all over tbo r. ,untrv .. tn.. o,.n.
Indian railroad man ...t Ions, tho f..t, ;o
the United STATES or in the whole world
The occasion If dri,,;no tbo first sniko
on tbo ,,ai, lima of tbi. Now, rood was
matter Of more than ordinary interest to
the people Of Ncosbo, At 315 there
were about one Thousand peonIe assem-
bIed ot the noint where tbc main line
crosses the 'FriSco track After music
bv the Indian band from the Territory,
and selections by the Neosho band. Mr..
Charles w. Smith. Auditor Of the con
structi0n comnanv. held the s,.:Ke in no
sition, and in four bold ,.rokcs Mr..
SplitIoo drove the spike home into Il
carefully selected Whitcoak tie. Cheer
after cheer was given for the road,
Matthias Splitlor. Nc0Sho and the enter
prise. after which MANY came Ia the
track to look at the spike. Mr.. Split
LOG welded the slcdnc with a familiarity
and precision which indicated that he
had used his Nlcdgc with GOOD effect
when he br;M his steamboat On the De
troit river.
Mr.. Splitlou WIS born in fine wear
1913. and while bov was apprcnticed
to Il carpenter and millwrioht, and al
though his WAGES were only 81 per
month. Young SpIit!ou thouoht he was
getting rich. lie imbibcd love for
machinery and inventions which has
made hi, life a useful and cycntful one.
In the wear 1S42 vouru SnlitIoo ioincd
the Wvandottcs who were thc last of
the Indian tribes then in Ohio, In 1S43
Snl,tIoo came west with sonr Of thc
tribe and fonod after his arrival at
Wcstport Iandinu lnow Kan,a, Cityl
that he only had "a cents IN his nocl.ot
He induced IN old Indian to 90 his CO.
c,,ritv for tbc nrico Of IN ,>o With
this axe he cut cordwood for 1hc stcam-
boats at - cents ner cord and after
pavino for the axe which cost - he
soon saved cno,,ob 70 buv . nonv
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-18
Wanted to ChOU It.

Customer Ito waiter, who has Just
filed his orderl: Did YOU say this was
chop
Waiter; Yes, sir. Anything the
matter with it, sir
Customer: Nothing much. But say,
when you are coming round this way
again please bring the axe. -. Life.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-18
BILLY'S RELAPSE.


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